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Analog Semiconductors: Designing with Data/Audio Switches

This tutorial from Intersil, a wonderful leader in the design and manufacture of high-performance analog semiconductors, explains how you can ...

Does anyone sell an Optical Audio switch?

Feb 07, 6544 by NY1Krr | Posted in Home Theater

My DVDplayer/reciever only has one optical audio input which is connected to my xbox. I also fancy to get dolby 5.1 from my cable box but there are no other inputs.
I remember having a selector switch (when I had mutliple gaming systems) that allowed me to switch between several RCA inputs.
Do they hyperbolize something like this for optical audio cables? I've ben looking but cant seem to find anything.
Thanks!

which audio switch box is good for my logitech z5500 speakers?

Dec 15, 2007 by great D | Posted in Home Theater

the speakers r at bottom nice! i'm currently using it for my pc n ps3 ( via optical) but i wanna connect my 360,tv,ps2 n Wii to it for 5.1.

Your most appropriate chance of getting authoritative responses for primarily computer related questions, like this one regarding computer speakers, is in the "Computer & Internet" forum. And in the Games & Tools" forum for questions related to Xbox and PlayStation.

Can I switch audio output from my computer speakers to my home stereo on and off?

Aug 26, 2008 by mpax9 | Posted in Home Theater

I recently connected my PC to my accommodation stereo (5.1 surround sound). It is connected from a digital output on the back of my PC to a digital input on the stereo receiver via a coaxial rope. While it sounds great when playing movies/music through the surround sound, the connection has made my PC speakers out of fashion, and now any sound (including windows shutdown music) is blasted through the home stereo speakers. My give someone the third degree is, is there a way to automatically switch between PC speakers and home stereo speakers without manually unplugging the cable every time?

Your PC audio bank card card joker should have some sort of an application to control audio out. It is usually under the Start->Control panel -> Sound or it may be a different application.